advantages of rotary atomizers for high-volume applications:

• Vary flow and droplet size to match your process- spray pattern remains uniform.
• low energy cost per gallon of sprayed material
• run-dry capability: no damage if flow stops while running.
• clog and wear resistant: working parts will last thousands of hours, can be cleaned and re-used.
• Excellent mixing and dispersion with surrounding air.
• Sanitary- no reservoirs, catchments, or other places where liquids can accumulate and grow bacteria and molds.

Example 1: air-assisted fine droplet spraying
Model as shown: PT100-35A-T2G-0200-A
Approximately 6 GPM spray rate.
Droplet size: fine to very fine

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Example 2: Coarse droplet spraying, approximately 4 GPM single stage atomizer
Model as shown: PT099-35-T4-0000-A
Maximum spray RADIUS at 5000 RPM: 13’
Droplet size: Coarse
Picture field of view: approximately 12”

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Example 3: Coarse droplet spraying, approximately 8 GPM single stage atomizer
Model as shown: PT099-60-T4-0000-A
Maximum spray RADIUS at 5000 RPM: 13’
Droplet size: Coarse
Picture field of view: approximately 14”

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Example 4: 4 GPM, dual stage atomizer showing 12” fine-mesh basket
Model as shown: PT099-35-T2G-2230-A
Maximum spray RADIUS at 5000 RPM: Not applicable- fine droplets remain suspended indefinitely, travel with air.
Picture field of view: approximately 30”

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• More info:
• HOW DO THEY WORK? ROTARY ATOMIZER DESIGN & THEORY
• SINGLE STAGE ATOMIZERS
• DUAL STAGE ATOMIZERS
• AIR-ASSISTED AND GUARDED ATOMIZERS
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